Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-01
OF April Marked By the
Usual Activity In
tOcIai Circles.
Election Of Omcers Of the
National Guard Of
Washington.
Hearts at q FashionableParty.
Reunion Of tbs oberlin
Alumni Brilliant
Wedding
Chursh EstsFtainnsEfs - Daseing 81
walla WaIIa-PsFssnal Nssss-so
eisty 81 Tacoma. Olympia
and Port Townsend.

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and Port Tswsssnd.
"YKnFncT LOVE cksTMTH OCT PKAs
Doss thoa FsmsmbsE. Love, that dear
last night,
when ala question Of thy recent past.
Add, shutting from my beaFs fsith's
ehaeFiaQ light
Believed ~ truth nor eenstaney
would last
Thoa whispered Isw Have no mis-
Rfvi1gs. deaf-
A psFfset love sb0uld east out svsFy |
fear"
Thou drew me slOss within thy slaspsBg |
arm
And sofsIy pressed thy Iips upon my
face
Thy patuFs's strength involved me- In /
lie charm,
And eaimBsas Esiensd where passion |
eFst had place;
Ny heart 70 echoed then In accents
A psrfsst love viii oAss Out every fear.
Thy power dominated all my seal,
found In thy ernbFAse entire rest;
Tbs latent fofcs imbaed me, and con-
troll
Wa. taasht me IS / lay UPON shy
bEeas';
Ny spirit vas 10 thine 90 very near,
And perfect love had cast cut evsFy fear.
IdOubs thss NOS. though men wSsId scot
and cry
That an weak 70 give such ,rua, IA
thee;
tie
whsch blsda ~ each 10 each sternaIly;
TIE veies within my sosl they eannot
hear:
"A psFfeas love viII cast Oal every fear. :"
Ne matter, then. hsw long ue aFs apart
Although my being burgers for its
Though ns'sr again / sleep upon Thy
And, failing thee. my life be aaA and
lone
SIN 'rush and srut III give the ever.
dear,
For perfect love hath cast out every fear
-Hsie Orleans TfBsss DsS0erat.
The past wosk has been qaite event.
fol- the people Of The city having In
dnlRed In social pleasures. slmos. a. e1-
tsRsively - on the previous week. There
has been less, perhaps. Of q public M
surs, the events, for the most part, being
quiet, unpretentlous affairs. The wsaIh.
Or 70 very fsvorsblo..fOr the eIchanRs Of
social eouEtesies and people can ven
tuFe out with less fear Of being over.
taken with EaiHA The sun has shown
himself for the greater part Of The past
seven days, and the Indications are that
our Sumner season will be what Il al
ways has been-beautifuI.
ETasT REoTMHNT n. a.w.
In compliance With General Order No.
l. issued from General HeadauaFters.
N. q. w., and dated Olympia, April -
1889, the field and line ofhoers OF The
First Regiment, y. q. W.. assembled In
convention az the Law offlOs OF Msssrs
Strive, Haines a MoMiukea on Thurs
day evening. April -, 20 participate in
the election OF held oiii3ers for the irs,
coming year. Lieutenant Colonel q
Morris Halter, Assistant Adiutant Gen
eral, vas appointed 10 act as inspector
OF the election and 10 report ghs Feault
OF the same 10 General HsaddaaFtePa.
The election passed OF very pleasantly,
general harmony prevailing The name
Of Capt sin J. q. HAines, OF Company ID.
was placed 10 nomination for the offioe
Of Colonel by Captain Joseph Green.
Of Company b. and. this being ablV see
onded BY others. be vas unanimously
elected 10 the Office.
Major :. W, Scott vas NEXT placed In
nomination for the OH, Of LieutenAnl
Colonel by Captain T.. NJ. Carr, OF Com.
pany T. and be vas also unanimously
elected
At the request Of the officers residing
In eeAt,le and Port Blakely that the
oaicsrs Of the regiment residing 10 Ia
come, nominate a candidate from Ia
coma for The Oh y Of Major, Captain w.
]. Fife. OF Company O. Tacoma GaArdsl
arose and placed In nomination for the
ofiice Of Major the name Of First Lieu
tenant Charles Evans, Of the Tacoma
0uArds.a and be vas unanimously elected
Those participating In the election
and entitled b vote we're Majar q WI
Scott, Field Captain Joseph Green.
First Lieutenant and Adiatant O. l.. n
kellogg, Second Lieutenant l.. II. Daw
sou. Of Company Il; Captain e. Haines.
Second Lieutenant A. z. Brown. OF
Company ID; CAPTAIN E. N. Carr. Fret
Lientenant W. L, sharpe. second Lieu
tenant j. Il. MeNauRhl, Of % pany r.,
Captain W. H. Fife. Fret Lieusenan,
Chas. Evans, sseond Lieutenant z. y.
Walsh, Of Company q (racoma); Gan
tain Geo, II. kinneaF, First Lisatenant
W. v. RhinehaFs. second Lieutenant n.
II. Gilman, OF Comany r; Captain ]. II
Phillips, First Lieutenant n n. Smith.
Of OonpAny q lPoft Blakslyl.
After the election remarks wsre made
by Captain Haines. Lieutenant Colonel
Scott, Major Evans aud Lieutenant
RinehArt. Captain Joseph Green sue-
gessed the idea that the First Regiment
have an excursion and picnic At So early
day, and upon his motion that eon
mittes Of one from each company be an
pointed 10 make arrangements fer the
aame. the Chair made the fSllowin0
selsetienss CAPTAIN Green. Company 4;
Lieutenant hoNAusht, Company n;
Lieutenant A. Z. Brown. Company ID,
Captain Phillips. Contrary q; Captsia
h'nneaF. Company Il Captain Fife.
Company q. The discussion then turned
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campment. and u ended In authorizing
Captain Haine@ TO act IN sueh manner
a. be thoaRht sIpedisui.
All the hanness before the meeting
having been enthusiastically transacted,
the company Adioarnsd 30 the OaoitetAl
Hotel, where tee visitors we're band
somely entertained a. bAaQaet By the
resident officers.
EARHicSAutN dkrHNaFNa.
The social event Of last week. uas
the card PARTY given hy Mr. and Mrs.
W. II. II. Green 81 their residence 90
the eoFasr Of Second and MAriou ssreets,
In honor Of Miss Ada Greer. lately ar
rived from jackson. Mtsstssippi. The
fortunate guests q the sveniae weFe re
eeived With true southern has plsaiity.
and the air Of ccEy soufcEs iEVessinS
The handsams apartments made tken Al
once the soene q anqaesstoned eEioy,
meat. The feature 81 the evening sas
Hearts. gaue Hou very popalar IN
the East, aud eqaAliy To vogae 10 Ioeni
circles Il has Cd. sociAbls feature 81
being professional and Shtis eaiitns
for no great scientihe skill Ia soffei~nttY